withered old leaf
Labels: haiga haiku senryu
posted by eric l houck jr at 4:57 PM
Thursday, January 29, 2009
About Me
- Name: eric l houck jr
- Location: here, and there, United States
picture book author . . . story-weaving wanderer . . . book-sharing vagabond
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- all day drizzle
- a baby's cry
- the long shadow
- haiku for kids
- another day of rain
- rusted through . . .wasp through . . .midsummer heat
- Dharma Bum Center, Downtown San Diego
- a new haiga at Magnapoets Japanese Form
- Magnapoets Japanese Form.
- tinywords.
3 Comments:
hey eric, I'm glad to see you are still out there - and not too withered either, hopefully. keep on keeping on, matt
I just pushed my withered old leaves into my pockets; a grand simile_!
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Nice and very haiku-ish haiku.... not many people keep up with the "old" haiku style nowadays, but I found the one in your haiku's. Thank you.
Sandra
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